23 documents in Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Peru
In 2003, when the Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación (CVR) delivered its Final Report to the country, it estimated that the number of detained-disappeared persons in Peru between 1980 …
Ten years have passed since the delivery to the country of the Final Report of the Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación (CVR), a historic document that confronted us with …
The CVR's Final Report captures not only the results of two years of investigations, interviews with more than 17,000 people, public hearings, and debate; it also synthesized a long process …
The CVR's final report draws a profile of the victim that highlights their ethnic characteristics. Even racist insults are described as a common, additional element in cases of torture, arbitrary …
In July 2005, after many years, the State decided to fulfill its commitment to provide reparations to the thousands of civilian, police, and military victims left by the most painful …
The Segunda Fiscalía Penal Supraprovincial of Ayacucho returned the remains of 17 victims of the Cceraocros massacre, which occurred in the district of Ocros (province of Huamanga) in 1984 and …
It is resolved to approve the Procedures and payment modalities for the implementation of the economic reparations program, which in the Annex forms part of this resolution.
The Reparations Program that is to be put into effect has a series of shortcomings that constitute yet another grievance against a segment of the population that has historically been …
Peru will begin delivering individual economic reparations to victims of political violence (1980–2000), with priority given to the elderly living in the most remote villages. The government already has four …
The Government is making the greatest possible effort to deliver amounts that compensate the situation faced by victims of terrorist violence, affirmed today Jesús Aliaga, executive secretary of the Multisectoral …
In a communication addressed to CMAN, the members of the Reparations Council recommended that the proposed Economic Reparations Program for victims of violence, whose implementation is under discussion, be consulted …
Peru will begin delivering individual economic reparations to victims of political violence (1980-2000), with priority given to the elderly living in the most remote villages. The government already has four …
Several years after the enactment of the law creating the Comprehensive Reparations Plan — PIR, Law No. 28592 (July 2005) — and its Regulations (Supreme Decree No. 015-2006-JUS), and with …
Reparations are closely linked to the Registro Único de Víctimas (RUV). In recent times, the disagreements that existed until last year with the Consejo de Reparaciones (CR) have been overcome, …
More than six years after the CVR Report and its recommendation to provide reparations to victims of the internal armed conflict, it is worth reviewing how this right has been …
This publication focuses on the Collective Reparations Program, which is currently the only program in the implementation phase, and which is directed at rural and indigenous community populations in 15 …
Status report on Reparations up to 2006. The reparations law echoes the CMAN Framework in that it rejects the notion of compensation or pensions to individual
The Reparations Law echoes the CMAN framework in rejecting the notion of compensation or pensions to victims, providing instead a comprehensive set of symbolic and material reparations for both individual …
An assessment of the implementation of the recommendations of the Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación (CVR) in the closing year involves analyzing the steps taken by two governments: the …
After the fall of the dictatorial government of Fujimori, Valentín Paniagua, president of the transitional government, approved the establishment of the Comisión de la Verdad, entrusting it with the task …
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